CAC. This is a stunning example from the final business strike in the series and the lowest mintage date at just 1,000 pieces. The detail is needle-sharp with flashy proof-like surfaces coated by beautiful rich toning.

CAC. Outstanding quality with choice surfaces that are spot-free and mark-free. The strike is very sharp and the surface are highly reflective and a beautiful iridescent copper-red, soft olive-brown, and ruby.

Warm gray surfaces with a greenish undertone and peripheral russet and turquoise toning. A scarce and popular date with a modest 257,000 minted.

An attractive cream-gray coin with sharp detail and considerable underlying luster. A scarce date despite a fairly robust mintage of 257,000 and just a handful of coins have survived in AU and mint state.

A very scarce date with a mintage of 22,850 with an estimated 120 survivors in all grades, raw and certified. This is an exceptionally nice coin for the grade with solid detail and nice smooth medium gray surfaces. Devoid of the heavy marks and damage that plagues this issue.

CAC. Mintmark Below Wreath. Rich creamy luster and a sharp strike with no noticeable sign of rub.

Closed 3. One of the rarest of all $10 gold coins! All were minted with a closed 3. Just 800 were struck with an estimated 30 to 35 known. This is an attractive example with strong detail and bright lustrous surfaces. There are scattered abrasions but they are generally minor and the surfaces are much […]

Arrows. Beautiful original golden-gray toned surfaces with bright turquoise at the rim. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are very attractive. Just 550 minted.

Closed 3. Three or four times scarcer than the Open 3. This is a nearly mint state example with just a touch of friction on the high points of the design.